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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1935

Page

16

Gaspe Peninsula Opens to Tourists in Quebec Journey

A Cedar Rapids Automobile club party reports a new scenic road around the Gaspe peninsula, Quebec. The 647 mile trip highlights French culture, stark coastal towns, windmills, crosses and shrines, and Victorian inns with no tourist rooms signs.

Gaspe Peninsula Province of Quebec RY Malcolm Thompson France Atlantic Seaboard Glenn Johnson Cedar Rapids Automobile Club Gaspe Johnson Perron Millet St. Lawrence Gulf of St. Lawrence Europe Riviere-au-Renard Gulf of St Lawrence Italy Matapedia Sean Canada St. Malo New Brunswick Maine Woods United States

North-South forge grand slam in intricate bridge play

In a detailed bridge analysis, North confirms a rebiddable heart, plans a seven bid amid potential three aces and strong diamond discards, and executes a ruffing sequence to reduce losers. East regrets leading clubs, while North ensures safety by managing trumps and diamonds to enable the grand slam.

North South East West Jed Ace King of Hearts

South Opens Six of Clubs In Card Trick Play

In a bridge puzzle from 1835, South leads the six of clubs to force six of seven tricks. West ducks the three, East discards, and South captures with the queen. South then r signs with the ace of diamonds and four of hearts, exhausting West, with North taking the last spade trick.

South West North East

Flowers And Gardens By Mrs J L Rhea A helpful guide to year round color

The article emphasizes designing a modest garden with continuous color using bulbous flowers and diverse groups. It highlights iris, day lilies, hosta, veronica, delphinium, poppies, phlox and related perennials for lasting bloom, color variety, and low maintenance. It advises selecting multiple varieties within each plant family for extended flowering.

BE de Et Et Mediaeul

Pontoon Bridge Built By Cedar Rapids Camp Students

At Camp Wapsie Y near Central City Cedar Rapids youths built a pontoon bridge across the Wapsie river using telephone poles saplings and planks. Fifty five campers directed by Ted Mansager cast 344 foot concrete anchors and attached steel cable to iron loops to form an eight by forty five feet crossing rated for 1200 pounds and a ten cubic foot displacement.

Wapsie River Camp Wapsie-Y Cedar Rapids Y Camp Central City Cedar Rapids Ted Mansager Wapsieck

Garden in Bloom Emphasizes Varieties Over New Introductions

The writer notes a riot of color as plants in bloom daily with many good reed lings visible. The article argues for planting every proven strain and variety known to be reliable rather than chasing new introductions still in experimental or decorative stages.

Firebrand Apollo Brilliant Rynstroom

Gulls Disrupt Utah Valley Fruit Farms

Local gull influx disrupts fruit growers in Salt Lake and Utah valleys as birds hover over trees, strike fruit, and consume crops, challenging farmers facing damaged harvests and added losses.

Salt Lake City Salt Lake Utah Valleys

Birds Feasting on Harvest in Cherry Trees Observed

Reports note birds perched in the tops of cherry trees, spreading wings to feed on fallen harvest and fruit within reach. The scene highlights a quiet moment of pest-like behavior as birds consume available produce.

This Little Woodchuck Went To The University

An amusing note from Ann Arbor details a Canadian woodchuck that hitchhiked to the University of Michigan with A. L. McDonald. The animal was turned over to Crystal Thompson of the university museum after arrival. The woodchuck then explored the stacks and gathered cloth bits to make a nest. In Sweden, all men under 50 have been asked to enroll in the reserve police corps with no pay.

Ann Arbor Mich University of Michigan A. L. McDonald Canada McDonald Crystal Thompson University Museum Chuck Reserve Police Corps Stockholm Sweden

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